@Kalshi Could you summarise it as like a nil-nil draw with no overtime?
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Token Juggler
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The funniest possible outcome of this world cup is still possible: Iran knock the USA out of their home tournament.
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@ChrisJourdan Or, more boringly it’s a place in the US with a name brought from elsewhere, like St. Petersburg or Birmingham
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what does the * mean?
do we get another puzzle piece at 10am est today?!
Bored Ape Yacht Club 🍌@BoredApeYC
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@ChrisJourdan Perhaps Clubhouse *USA, because announcement of more BAYC Clubhouses in other parts of the world?
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@lmharpin I thought the joke was that he looks like Melvyn Bragg. But if it wasn’t, I’d suggest the Speaker pretend it was.
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In the Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle has just joked that the MP Alec Shelbrooke has a ‘face for radio’ after he raised importance of BBC radio news in Culture Media Sport Qs. Amid gasps and some laughter from those in the Chamber, Lisa Nandy responds’Wow…ok, can I not associate myself with those remarks.’
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Some of the rarest of the Curio Cards being bought. Collecting a full set of cards is an achievable dream. Well, achievable for about 100 true art lovers.
Curio Cards@MyCurioCards
Someone's collecting Curio grails... Passion and Complexity sold for 5.69 ETH each 👀
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@sergitosergito Lewis Hamilton is looking even older than I thought he would.
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lmao saw this man on my way back from the park today. Put the volume up.
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@aspenshredder @CryptoArte Ah yes, I have three from 2018. I managed to get two with consecutive numbers which is cool.
I do prefer this darker scheme to the yellower ones. Cool buy for someone.
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@thetokenjuggler @CryptoArte The 2019 piece isn’t as rare as the 2018 piece. The 2018 piece came prior to larva labs AutoGlyphs but it’s good to see people valuing and buying what they like. But the 2018 pieces are small size a little bit smaller than 500 I believe.
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Holy Moly! The mighty @AdamWeitsman scoops up Yuga’s remaining 805 dev mint Meebits. Now holding over 1,000 of the Larva Labs 3D sculptures, he eclipses even the MeebCo treasury.
Adam Weitsman@AdamWeitsman
Very thankful to have just acquired the remaining 805 Meebits from the historic Larva Labs collection. With this acquisition, the Collection becomes the largest Meebits assemblage in the world with 1036 works including Meebit #8368, the extremely rare Dissected.
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After zcash every chain will have a lot of hungry eyes peering into their workings over the next weeks. Riskier time to be invested in complex projects.
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@2147mill @Therichardralph To me, it all rhymes with the dotcom bubble. Directionally, the market is correct; AI, like the internet will disrupt almost all of the economy. New winners become quasi monopolies and hugely valuable. But last time it took longer than expected and a crash happened first.
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@Therichardralph So interesting how I think the total opposite! I think it’s only going to keep growing. Ai Industrial Revolution situation.
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I think the AI collapse is likely to be real, and it could make the 2008 housing crash look small.
Nick Huber@sweatystartup
The AI hype collapse is going to be insanely painful for everyone. Brutal times ahead.
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Hey I asked @grok “ if you had to make a day national holiday for NFT’s what day would it be and why?”
Grok says March 11th because of you @beeple
Going to need your help…❤️
BRING BACK NFTS
beeple@beeple
BRING BACK NFTS
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@anyotherleader1 From those numbers, the tunnel cost 5.3/100 bn so about 1 pound in twenty of the project cost. But it’s 10 miles long out of HS2’s total of 140. So it’s costing less per mile than the average for the line. The tunnel’s not cheap, but the entire boondoggle is insanely expensive.
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Why are these people obsessed with blaming hs2s costs on environment regulations and not the fact that a load of posh old tory nimbys who will be dead soon wanted it buried underground so their view of a field wasn't disturbed? Put them all in jail
Will 🏴@anglofuturist
The sad thing about HS2 is that you can't even blame corruption for why it's costing so much. In Russia, when a project is over budget and past schedule, you can find the guy with a new Mercedes and put him in jail. What do we do here? Put the environmental regulations in jail?
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Gm. joined @MeebitsNFTs family today and added this mohawk guy to my vault. Aesthetics are in control. First transaction since mint. LFG!
@sergitosergito
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@PpeterPeter I assume you’re telling us this as a confession of sins.
I hope the poor people who, for the many years to come, will suffer because of your awful works will find it in their souls to forgive you.
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Token Juggler أُعيد تغريده
Happy Rediscovery Day, Curio Cards
On this day in 2021, Curio Cards were rediscovered, after four years in the NFT wilderness
first found by a user named dieaping, then picked up by @HarryBTC
To their credit, they didn’t quietly buy up everything. instead, they shared the information publicly
That moment captured something special about early NFT culture:
open discovery, shared knowledge, early excitement, a bit of blockchain archaeology (shout out @adamamcbride for catching us up too)
What a wild ride it's been since then
and will continue to be
for (historical) NFTs
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Token Juggler أُعيد تغريده
Token Juggler أُعيد تغريده
Junior and mid-level engineers can no longer push AI-assisted code without a senior signing off at AWS
Lukasz Olejnik@lukOlejnik
Amazon is holding a mandatory meeting about AI breaking its systems. The official framing is "part of normal business." The briefing note describes a trend of incidents with "high blast radius" caused by "Gen-AI assisted changes" for which "best practices and safeguards are not yet fully established." Translation to human language: we gave AI to engineers and things keep breaking? The response for now? Junior and mid-level engineers can no longer push AI-assisted code without a senior signing off. AWS spent 13 hours recovering after its own AI coding tool, asked to make some changes, decided instead to delete and recreate the environment (the software equivalent of fixing a leaky tap by knocking down the wall). Amazon called that an "extremely limited event" (the affected tool served customers in mainland China).
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